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The Atlantic’s Mysterious Cold Blob May Be a Warning Sign of a Weakening Ocean Current

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While most oceans are warming, one part of the North Atlantic is doing something unexpected: it is getting colder. South of Greenland and Iceland, the so-called “cold blob” has cooled by nearly 1 degree Celsius since around 1900. Scientists have debated its cause for years, but new research suggests the cooling reaches deep below the […]

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Why Data Centers Could Produce More Carbon Emissions Than Expected?

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Behind each search, image, or generated paragraph are massive data centers consuming electricity and water to keep powerful computers running. As AI grows, so does the infrastructure required to support it. According to Allianz Trade, AI may already account for 15% to 20% of global data center electricity use, potentially rising to around 40% by

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Why Nearly 86% of West Virginia’s Coal Still Comes From Underground?

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More than 120 mines reported production in recent quarters, but most of the coal is no longer coming from mountaintops or large surface pits. In 2025, underground mines produced about 97.4 million of the state’s 113.6 million tons, nearly 86% of the total. The pattern continued into early 2026, when underground operations produced roughly 25.9

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North Yorkshire’s Forgotten Flora Project Is Bringing Endangered Black Poplar Trees Back to Life

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In a North Yorkshire greenhouse, young black poplar saplings are being grown from some of the county’s few surviving mature trees. Each one offers another chance for one of Britain’s rarest native trees to remain part of the landscape. Only around 7,000 black poplars are believed to survive across the UK and Ireland, and just

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200,000-Year-Old Beds Reveal Early Humans Were Far More Advanced Than We Thought

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At Border Cave in South Africa, early humans appear to have built sleeping areas from layers of grass, plants, and ash. Even more fascinating, they may have burned old bedding and replaced it instead of letting waste build up. That changes how I picture prehistoric life. These people were not only making tools and searching

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